Chris Hemsworth & Tom Hiddleston Tease THOR: RAGNAROK's Humorous Tone & Loki's Next Meeting With The Hulk

Chris Hemsworth & Tom Hiddleston Tease THOR: RAGNAROK's Humorous Tone & Loki's Next Meeting With The Hulk

Chris Hemworth promises a very different tone for Thor: Ragnarok, while Tom Hiddleston teases a meeting between Loki and The Hulk!

By JoshWilding - Jun 04, 2016 05:06 PM EST
Filed Under: Thor: Ragnarok
Source: ComicBook.com
Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston were both at Wizard World Philadelphia today, and talk inevitably turned to Thor: Ragnarok. While there are lots of interesting titbits in the videos below, it's what Hemsworth had to say about the tone which really stands out. In fact, it appears that along with the epic action which will no doubt be included here, we'll be getting lots of humour too. 

"Man, it is a lot of fun," the actor revealed. "I think tonally it's a big shift in a great way, more than anything we've seen before. Taika Waititi, the director, if you know any of his work, yeah, he's just an incredible sort of comedic talent. [There's] a lot of heart in everything he does, but it's a very different Thor, it's a different Loki. We go off on another world that we haven't experienced before. It's fun you know, but that's me skirting around the issue because I can't say too much."

Tom Hiddleston meanwhile weighed in on a possible meeting between Loki and The Hulk, and based on what happened the last time they met, that should be...interesting! "Lets not forget that it's no secret that the Hulk shows up in Ragnarok and the last time Loki and Hulk were in the same room didn't go very well for Loki so, he's got a few chips on his shoulder, but yeah, it's fun, you'll see!"



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TucksFrom2015
TucksFrom2015 - 6/4/2016, 12:45 PM
Notification squad? I feel dirty even being a part of this...
LukeCage2155
LukeCage2155 - 6/4/2016, 12:50 PM
Spam Squad.
LukeCage2155
LukeCage2155 - 6/4/2016, 12:51 PM
This crap needs to stop already.
auditore
auditore - 6/4/2016, 1:07 PM
DAMN YOU SPAMMER MAN he is like a ghost
TheSoulEater
TheSoulEater - 6/4/2016, 4:32 PM
ugh



ConnorHawkeye
ConnorHawkeye - 6/4/2016, 6:37 PM
@TheSoulEater - Same happened to me, what is this
TheSoulEater
TheSoulEater - 6/5/2016, 3:45 AM
@ConnorHawkeye -

Donovan
Donovan - 6/4/2016, 5:01 PM
damn it, I thought I was adamanted against that spam thing...

BlackPhillip
BlackPhillip - 6/4/2016, 6:03 PM
Ragnarok and fun doesn't sound good to me. Then again, fun and silliness worked for CW in the first two acts.
Hulk94
Hulk94 - 6/4/2016, 10:35 PM
@Ramiel - CW had a very serious tone during the entirety of it's first and majority of the second act. I would argue that only the airport sequence actually had a ton of levity and fun character moments, while the rest of the film was actually quite serious in a perfect balance of tone.
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/5/2016, 12:31 AM
@SpiderSupes94 - any scene that was actually tired to captain America and the winter soldier was serious, any other scene was comedic
Hulk94
Hulk94 - 6/5/2016, 1:59 AM
@Beetleborg - Umm...no.
Tony's presentation
Tony's interaction with Alfre Woodard (The grieving mother)
The Avengers arguing about the accords
Peggy's F'in funeral! (That was humorous?)
Steve and Wanda
every T'challa scene
Vision and Scarlet Witch
Every Zemo scene

The only actual humour were derived from scenes featuring Spidey and Ant-Man, which was definitely not that big a chunk of the film.
BlackPhillip
BlackPhillip - 6/5/2016, 7:54 AM
@SpiderSupes94 - Tony, Vision, and Falcon added silliness in the first act. Spidey and Ant-Man did it in the second act.
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/5/2016, 8:30 AM
@SpiderSupes94 - Peggy's funeral was tied to steve, the accords, Tchalla, Zemo all tied to winter soldier.

Vision and scarlet witch tried to be funny with the cooking thing.

You're telling me there was no humor in the presentation?

The grieving mother thing was serious but also dumb. Why all of a sudden would the death of a random kid with 3.6 GPA make sokovia seem more serious to Tony when someone he kinda knew in Quicksilver, an extended member of the team, also died?
Hulk94
Hulk94 - 6/5/2016, 8:38 AM
@Beetleborg - Your very comment relays either a bias or a significant lack of observing character development.

First of all, if you actually consider two people having harmless banter as "funny"? I don't know what to say to you. Also, do you even remember how that scene ended? It definitely did not end on a happy note considering Scarlet Witch's realization that she was being basically held prisoner there.

Now, onto the kid - First of all, why did you bring up his GPA? What's that got to do with anything? Second of all, onto Tony, The guy clearly feels guilty, He's lost everyone closest to him (Pepper broken up, God knows where banner is) and all that stress is bringing up his long-latent memories of his parents (as evidenced by the opening). In short, he's at his lowest of the low and sincerely feels that he needs to be put in check because tony being tony can't accept responsibility and move on. I've personally known people at their lowest point being influenced by people who got to them at that time that changed their lives completely; and that's what Tony's reaction to meeting that woman was.

Hulk94
Hulk94 - 6/5/2016, 8:39 AM
@Ramiel - I would be hard pressed to call anything the characters did in the first act to be outright "silly". Spidey and Ant-Man brought in levity to the end of second act brawl, no doubt about that.
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/5/2016, 8:53 AM
@SpiderSupes94 - I get that the Vision scene was serious but they tried to be funny with the cooking. That made it feel disjointed and weird.

I mentioned the GPA because that was the only think we knew about the kid, he had 3.6 gpa and was volunteering in Sokovia. The movie mentions the GPA like it somehow makes the kid more valuable because it is 3.6 instead of something like 2.5. IDK why the writers added that when that doesn't do anything for the character, when all they need was the fact that he was volunteering.
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/5/2016, 8:55 AM
@SpiderSupes94 - the movie was part avengers part Captain America: Winter Soldier. Anytime it was Avengers-ish their would be jokes, when it was CA:WS it was super serious.
Hulk94
Hulk94 - 6/5/2016, 9:01 AM
@Beetleborg - Now you're speaking about things that are subjective because I personally found the Vison scenes to be perfectly executed in it's tone.

Also, it's obvious that the GPA (I still can't understand why you're so fixated on such a minor detail that was perhaps a sentence long in the film) was to showcase the fact that, even though this kid was extrememly smart and had immense potential to reach greater heights, he still volunteered to help out the poor. The writers added that to lend some humanity to the proceedings.

Forgive me for asking you, but what did you think about BvS?
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